How To Apply For Marking Jobs At UNISA( External Markers)Unisa Invites the Qualified South African Youth to Apply for UNISA Independent Contractors ( External Markers) Marking Jobs
Requirements and Responsibilities of Markers at UNISA
- Applicable and relevant equivalent to NQF level 9 (MEd/MPhil/MTech/MEd in ODL) OR NQF level 10 (e.g. Ph.D/DEd/DPhil/DTech) Specialization in Science education/computer integrated/technology education and environmental education
- At least 2-years teaching experience (primary or secondary) or relevant experience in the education field (TVET College /University)
- At least 2-years subject methodology teaching experience (CAPS school) or 5-years relevant experience in the education field (TVET College /University)
Duties:
- Complete and execute assessment task professionally
- Comply and adhere to all Unisa tuition, assessment and examination and plagiarism policies and guidelines
- Act in the ethical and professional manner dealing with all assessment tasks
- Execute duties as stipulated in contract and task agreement
- Marking of assessment tasks fairly and consistently
- Meet deadlines of allocated assessment task
- Attend markers meeting and submit marking reports timeously
- Maintain confidentiality of all assessment tasks
Knowledge, skills and abilities
- Basic knowledge of Inclusive Education, learner support, Curriculum differentiation, and pedagogical content knowledge
- Basic knowledge of assessment and assessment practices
- Basic knowledge marking and procedures
- Basic knowledge of constructive feedback on assessment tasks
- Basic knowledge of academic dishonesty and plagiarism
- Knowledge of teamwork/leadership skills
- Good interpersonal and communication skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing)
- Must be honest / ethical and show empathy when required to mark assessment tasks
- Must have good problem-solving and decision-making skills
- Must be service orientated (Actively looking for ways to help and support lecturer or students)
- Must have good time management skills
- Ability to resolve conflict and maintain confidentiality of all assessment tasks
- Ability to work under pressure with adherence to deadlines
Recommendations:
- Computer and Internet skills
- Have own desktop computer or laptop and internet connectivity (no computers or data bundles will be provided)
- Advanced communication skills and proficiency in English.
- Digital literacy skills – competent in ICT and online learning environments
- Experience in online marking tools or software or LMS (Moodle will be an advantage.) • Commitment to marking and meet deadlines for all assessments.
- Friendly, patient, and sensitive to a diversity of students.
Compensation for Markers in South Africa
Marking jobs in South Africa offer competitive compensation packages. The average pay for markers at UNISA typically ranges from R 12,000 to R 19,000 per month, with additional opportunities for hourly rates ranging from R 700 to R 1200. Factors influencing pay include experience, qualifications, and negotiation skills. Despite the workload, the financial rewards make marking jobs an attractive option for many individuals.
How To Apply For Marking Jobs At UNISA
To apply, you need to submit the following:
- An application letter indicating a willingness to mark assignments and/or exam scripts for any of the modules listed below.
- Comprehensive UPDATED curriculum vitae (most recent) and signed.
- Only a certified copy of the HIGHEST qualification as per the requirement
Note: The required documents should be submitted as a single file (one PDF) to the email provided below.
E-mail applications to the attention of Mr. Lawrance Masuvhe: masuvl@unisa.ac.za and Mrs. Tshinanne Hlongwane: hlongt@unisa.ac.za
Steps to Become a Tutor at UNISA
Becoming a tutor at UNISA requires a combination of academic qualifications and expertise in a particular subject area. Here’s how you can become a tutor:
- Obtain advanced qualifications such as a master’s or doctorate degree.
- Showcase expertise and teaching abilities during the interview process.
- Prepare necessary documentation including CV, certificates, and a letter of motivation for submission to UNISA authorities.